Saturday, February 16, 2008

Blue Cross Blue Shield of Georgia - Once Loved, Now Hated?

I can remember, as a child, what it was like to have Blue Cross Blue Shield of Georgia as our health insurance provider. We were the envy of many. Every Doctor seemed happy to see that card. My parents claim they never had to fight with them over medical bills and it was the best they ever had.

Fast forward to the 21st century. After a couple of years with Aetna, which was truly hated by every medical care provider we ever encountered, we switch to Blue Cross Blue Shield. Hoping they will be the wonderful provider I remember from my childhood, I am blindsided when they are regarded as only a slight improvement from Aetna by everybody we dealt with. I am further discouraged when they appear to arbitrarily deny claims, apparently with the hope that I will just pay out of pocket instead of calling them and reading the plan details back to them. For a few months they began to deny every claim with a form letter accusing me of having a second health care provider that wasn't picking up their fair share of the bills. This was outlandish behavior from a company that was supposed to be providing services to/for me. They should have been paying me an hourly wage for the time I had to spend undoing their mistakes. There is no such thing as "customer service" when you are dealing with one of these health insurance providers, though. They appear to have a business plan that involves pushing you right up to the point of a lawsuit and then retreating back to what they should have done right from the start.

At this point, I am convinced that for-profit health insurance is not working in this country. The medical profession hates dealing with these companies. The customers/clients of these companies either end up paying for things they don't have to, or they spend way too much time doing the company's work for them. These companies have a tremendous opportunity to prove that they can do better work as a for-profit enterprise than they did as a non-profit, but they simply don't seize that opportunity. They let it pass. They don't care in the slightest. Why anybody works for companies like this is truly beyond me. Do they get up each day and really feel like they are making a positive difference in the world? Do they enjoy telling somebody who cannot currently walk, and is in dire need of full-time rehabiliation, that they can do this as an outpatient? How in the world are they supposed to get to/from the sessions? That's not their problem, they say. They don't feel the slightest bit concerned about the impact of their decisions. If anything, those people sound happy to do it. I figured they had to have a gun pointed at their head to do these things to other human beings, but it doesn't seem that way.

Capitalism is doomed to failure if people continue to believe that responsibility does not come with every dollar. It should be about how everyone can get everything in a better way through capitalism, instead of how the few can skim off money through unethical and nefarious transactions. Blue Cross Blue Shield destroyed their reputation and became yet another bottom rung pain-in-the-ass health insurance provider when they made the decision to go for-profit in 1996. Or maybe it wasn't then, maybe they still did fairly well until hooking up with WellPoint Health Networks Inc. ("one of the nation’s largest publicly traded health care companies"). There is little doubt amongst the truly objective out there that a significant percentage of publicly traded companies have been taken over by greed in the past decade. I have more research to do in order to determine when their fall from grace truly happened, but there is little doubt in my mind that it will link directly to one, or both, of those events.

Friday, February 15, 2008

Friday, February 01, 2008

Saturday, January 05, 2008

Fred Travalena - Decision 88 - 2 of 2

Part 2. Good stuff, even if old.

Fred Travalena - Decision 88 - 1 of 2

A classic I have been looking for, but could not remember enough about it to find it...

Thursday, November 29, 2007

Manufacturing already owned by others, now the banks too?

It is being speculated that the Middle East may begin bailing out more banks after the Citigroup bailout by the Abu Dhabi Investment Group. So, it won't be enough that we cannot manufacture much in this country, but our financial companies that own mortgages and other financial instruments for nearly everyone in this nation will end up being propped up (owned) by a volatile region of the planet.

Sunday, November 25, 2007

Notre Dame Fighting Irish Band performs...

Super Mario Bros!

Wilkinson's Family Restaurant Music Video

Liam Lynch's best work, IMO.

Spread The Word



Spread the message of the Dream for Darfur Campaign! Keep your friends, family, and everyone you know informed about what they can do to help end the violence in Darfur.

Sunday, November 04, 2007

Friday, October 26, 2007

What will the Fair Tax do to CPAs?

This is something I am hoping to find out very soon. If anyone sees this and has some thoughts, please share them. I am very curious what some expect will happen to CPAs out there that work for themselves (presumably doing a lot of tax work) when/if the Fair Tax Act passes and the income tax becomes a thing of the past.

Why do insurance/health care companies need to be "for profit" enterprises?

For a while, I have been thinking that capitalism is failing when it comes to health care and insurance needs. If anyone happens to see this and wishes to explain why it is better for these enterprises to be "for profit" (as opposed to non-profit, which does not mean they could not be profitable)? These are not the types of businesses that, in my mind, should be answering to Wall Street analysts.

Wednesday, October 17, 2007

The world is a horrible place.

Terrible things happen to people for no good reason. It happens day after day. Through no fault of their own, people are injured or killed. There is no good reason for any of it.

Sunday, October 07, 2007

The Wilhelm Scream Compilation

A scream that has been used in many films over the years...

Jason Smith tribute

Jason Smith tribute by the Oilers upon his first return to the city with the Philadelphia Flyers.

Thursday, September 20, 2007

Japan gets 61 Mbps, Korea gets 45.6 Mbps, Canada gets 7.6 Mbps...and the US gets 4.8 Mbps?

Yes, apparently, the "most powerful country on the planet", the "only Superpower", gets even less average broadband bandwidth than Canada does, according to ITIF. That is disgusting. I wish somebody would explain why we offer such inferior services in this country, at higher prices, than other places. It is time we stop believing that paying more for everything means we are getting better quality. It simply is not true and people need to stop believing that propoganda.

The following is quoted from http://arstechnica.com/news.ars/post/20060913-7731.html:

In Japan, symmetrical 100Mbps connections are available for less than $35 per month, while residents of South Korea can get similarly speedy fiber optic connections for around $32. Those speeds are unheard of for consumer broadband in the US, and prices for much slower hookups are significantly higher—Comcast charges $69 for 10Mbps/768Kbps service where I live, by way of example.

I do not know for sure, but I am willing to bet that we will find similar situations when we delve into issues where we routinely believe that paying more for less means we have the highest quality on the planet. I really wonder if we will find out the dark secret in health care that paying more per capita than any other nation on the planet actually does not have us at the top in quality either.

Thursday, September 06, 2007

30 minutes of 80's cartoon Openings

Just like it says... 30 minutes of the intro segments from cartoons of the 1980s. Interesting to sit through at least once.

Wednesday, September 05, 2007

Taja Sevelle - Love Is Contagious

Maybe this one is a little strange for me, but I have liked it for a long time. I even exchanged a few emails with her once upon a time.

Killing Joke - Eighties

Another brilliant track that is mostly forgotten (at least it seems that way).

Candi - Dancing Under A Latin Moon

Another great lost treasure that too few seem to remember or appreciate properly. One of my all time favorites.

Regina - "Baby Love"

Remember this one? It is another one that seems to be a lost treasure.

Bananarama - The Wild Life

Best Banarama song ever. Too bad it is almost impossible to find and (apparently) few do actually remember it.

Skee-Lo - I Wish

Brilliant stuff. This is one of the best songs ever and the video is fun as well.

A Little Fishy - USA Network Horror Short Film

I saw this once, in between movies on USA Network on some random night. I have no memory of what the movies were, but this came without any introduction or fanfare. Since then, some 15-16 years ago or so, I have not seen it until I finally found it on YouTube. Enjoy!

Sunday, August 26, 2007

Zombie Kid Likes Turtles

You may think I am trying to make fun of this kid, which is what I think the YouTube poster was trying to do. I'm actually in praise of him, though.

We need more people doing this kind of thing on TV. The whole thing is a charade and needs to be brought down. He seized this opportunity to mention something that is important to him. He didn't waste time playing the news jockey's game and got better bang out of those few seconds than they wanted him to. I hope he continues to do his own thing and not "play the game" the way they want it played.

Sunday, August 19, 2007

Battle at Kruger

Amazing true life footage here...

Bill Murray Broadcasts Cub game Part 1

I did not get to see this originally, but I had heard about it. Bill Murray was filling in for Harry Caray as the play-by-play commentator.

Sunday, August 12, 2007

"Chocolate Rain"

A catchy song that is, apparently, becoming a phenomenon.

Pinball Number Count

Awww yeah!

Monday, July 23, 2007

Seven Souls

By Material

Xymox - Obsession

They made another great one as well, which is on the same album (I think).

Xymox - Imagination

One of the best songs of all time.

Sunday, July 22, 2007

Our corrupt food system reveals itself once again...

The Associated Press
Sunday, July 22, 2007; 12:31 AM

WASHINGTON -- A Georgia meat processor on Saturday expanded its recall of canned meat products that may be connected to a botulism outbreak.

Castleberry's Food Co. of Augusta recalled more than 80 types of canned chili, beef stew, corned beef hash and other meat products in addition to the 10 brands it had recalled Thursday...

Here is the full article...

Sunday, July 08, 2007

Fox News Kills Monsanto Milk Story

Yay! Go government! Go Rupert "Big Business" Murdoch!

Thursday, June 21, 2007

Drama Chipmunk

If this doesn't make you laugh, go get a sense of humour.

Friday, June 15, 2007

World Champion of the National Football League?

I like the Colts and I like the NFL (National Football League), but being a "World Champion" by winning the "Super Bowl", which only involves teams from ONE (1) nation on this planet, is really absurd. It's a very obvious "dumb American" thing to do this. The stereotypical "dumb American" thinks the USA is on top of the world and everything goes through us.

Friday, June 08, 2007

Sunday, June 03, 2007

Some people need to check themselves.

I don't know how some people get off with the things they do, but they should just check themselves before it goes too far. I know it is normal for some people to put their nose up in everybody else's business, but they really should just mind their own. They surely have no business speculating on what I think about it, nor suggesting what I or my loved ones should be doing.

I suppose some people are just misguided souls who think they are saving someone. If you read this and think I am trying hard to keep from being obvious, you are right. If you read this and think it is about you, you just might be right. You can bet your life that I have no interest in talking about it with you, though, so just forget about that. Anyone who makes any sort of threats against anyone in my family is persona non grata for eternity.

Tuesday, May 29, 2007

Making of the Doctor Who theme (full)

Very cool stuff for synth nerds (or Whovians).

Saturday, May 26, 2007

DJ Ted Stevens Techno Remix:

The Internet is a series of tubes. Stupid Senator Ted Stevens needs to be laughed at.

Friday, May 18, 2007

Will get to Joost invites later today...

I was not able to get to the invites yesterday, so they will hopefully be coming out later today.

Heaven (must be there) - Eurogliders

A brilliant '80s alternative song that needs to be enjoyed by more people.

Heaven 17: Crushed By The Wheels Of Industry

A very good song from a very good band that is very underappreciated in the US.

Thursday, May 17, 2007

JOOST!

Joostâ„¢ the best of tv and the internet

I should have mentioned this to more people earlier...but definitely try it out if you have a good "hi-speed" connection and a fairly powerful computer running Windows or Mac OS X.

I do have invites, since I was a part of the Beta team before they opened it to everyone. So, if you can't get in and need an invite to do so, I should potentially be able to hook you up.

Sunday, May 13, 2007

Non-smoking sections/signs are not logical.

If the natural state of humans is not smoking, then "non-smoking" sections/rules/laws don't make any sense. "Smoking" sections should have to be designated and the presumption should be that everything else is "non-smoking" unless otherwise marked.

I don't know when/why/how the presumption came to be that the entire planet was a smoking section unless otherwise marked, but it makes absolutely no sense unless human beings are naturally "smoking" and have to choose to be "non-smoking."

Friday, April 20, 2007

Save Net Radio

SaveNetRadio.org

Doing business with China and India supports genocide...

Yes, that's right. It supports genocide. Since they do loads of business with Sudan, without a thought for the genocide perpetrated by that government, doing any sort of business with any entity in those nations supports the genocide in Sudan. At least indirectly. If you care about that sort of thing, you should have to reconcile this in your own head. You won't have to dig very hard over at news.google.com to find articles talking about the business that India and China do with Sudan, plus articles talking about how China intends to veto any UN sanctions against Sudan.

Asshole neighbor steals stuff from recently handicapped man

Yep, that's right. An asshole neighbor has apparently decided he would steal a bunch of stuff from a man that is still in the hospital trying to recover from an automobile accident (that wasn't his fault). What kind of sense does this make?

Tuesday, April 17, 2007

Government corruption in New Jersey.

Not only was the Governor not wearing his seat belt, which is against state law, but his driver, a STATE TROOPER (yes, a police officer), was also driving at a speed of 91 miles per hour in a 65 miles per hour zone. So, this criminal enterprise was going down the road just looking to cause trouble. That trooper should be behind bars right now, if there were actually any justice in this nation.

This country is a disgrace.

Tuesday, April 10, 2007

Robert Palmer - Every Kinda People

A meaningful song that I had somehow forgotten until hearing a remake while in a restaurant with my family the other day.

Friday, April 06, 2007

Man sues insurance company over damages resulting from druggie daughter's fleeing from police...

When Cobb County police finally stopped an out-of-control driver after a high-speed chase through red lights and major intersections, they spotted a gun and feared the worst.

Sirens screamed as backup patrol cars rushed in, bumping the Lexus SUV to stop it on the I-75 south off-ramp to South Marietta Parkway. When the driver locked the car doors, police smashed the windows to get in.

The menacing motorist turned out to be 19-year-old private school graduate Jennifer Natbony, who was on drugs and hunkered down inside her mom's luxury car. The teen, lying near what was a pellet gun or air rifle, was arrested on 16 charges on Dec. 1, 2003. After pleading guilty to DUI and evading police, she received probation and community service.

Now her father, Michael Natbony of Marietta, wants his insurance company to foot the bill for the $12,612 in damage to the Lexus, according to a lawsuit filed by his attorney Robert S. Windholz. Trial in Fulton County State Court is tentatively scheduled for next week.

...

In a 2005 sworn statement to attorneys for both sides, Natbony, who had a history of drug possession, speeding tickets and wrecks, told her story:

She borrowed her mom's Lexus for a night of fun and headed out to a friend's house around midnight. After a while she hopped back in the Lexus to follow the others to a nightclub.

Van Alstine, on regular patrol, spotted the Lexus speeding in a 35 mph zone, headed west on Barrett Parkway near Prado Lane. The teen saw the cop, glanced at her speedometer — which read 61 mph — and panicked.

"All that I remember was that I didn't stop," she said in the sworn statement. "I knew if I got another speeding ticket, my dad was going to sell my car."

Jennifer Natbony said at the time she gave the statement that she was a psychology major at Sierra Nevada College, living in a dorm in Lake Tahoe. She was hazy on many details about the face-off with Cobb County police.

She remembered taking her mom's Lexus, but couldn't remember whether she had permission or why she didn't take her own car. She remembered going to meet friends, but couldn't remember the friends' names. She remembered doing drugs, but couldn't remember what drugs or how much. And she didn't remember most of the more-than-20-minute police chase.


No wonder she behaves in such a way. Her father doesn't even hold her responsible for her actions, nor take responsibility for her actions. He expects Progressive to take responsibility for her actions.

I am disturbed by the kind of people that live amongst me on this planet and the kind of people they are raising.

Monday, April 02, 2007

the final Back To The Future ride (at Universal Studios)

Even more Back To The Future ride footage...

Sunday, April 01, 2007

Modjo - Lady (Hear Me Tonight)

Another brilliant track from about 6 years ago or so. The video is kinda catchy too, for some reason.

Saturday, March 31, 2007

Tom Tom Club - Pleasure of Love

Somewhat rare song that was never put out on CD, but one of their best.

Back To The Future The Ride

More Back To The Future Ride footage...

Back To The Future Goodbye - Universal Studios Orlando

Another ride lost to the theme park graveyard. It was closed yesterday, March 30th, 2007.

Rare Rocky and Bullwinkle Show at Universal Studios Orlando

Yet another lost treasure at theme parks.

Pop Will Eat Itself - Def Con One

The Poppies are on patrol!

Take My Time - Junior Senior

With help from the brilliant Kate Pierson and Cindy Wilson!

79 Leafs at Atlanta Flames playoff brawl

A brawl in the playoffs? That would never happen today. NHL playoff hockey in Atlanta? Haven't seen that in decades! Not to take away from the playoff success of the Atlanta Knights, but obviously they were not in the NHL.

Friday, March 30, 2007

Internet Relationships by MC Lars

Weird looking unofficial video by some guy named "Jack", but the song is extremely good by MC Lars. I heard it on Adam Curry's Daily Source Code 573.

AISHA-Death in vegas feat Iggy Pop

YES!

Friday, March 16, 2007

Some people are just jerks.

I don't get it, but some people just want to go out of their way to act like a jerk. A troll, if you will, to borrow some Internet parlance. The kind of people that the ignore functions on messageboards were created for. Sometimes I forget why I've added them to the ignore list, but then I come across some idiotic post they've made, bypass the ignore, and am reminded why I never want to read their crap.

I just wonder why they keep it up as weeks turn into months, and even months turn into years.

Friday, March 09, 2007

3 Stooges - Swingin the Alphabet

Classic.
Gary Numan and Bill Sharpe - Change Your Mind

More good stuff.

Monday, February 26, 2007

Code Monkey

Fun times. Have a smile and forget that the world mostly sucks for a few minutes.
Kennedy - (Who's Lovin) Your Mamma (I am)

In these dark times, you have to get a lift from something and I am turning back to some music right now.
The Timekeeper pt.3

The final portion of a tribute to a wonderful attraction that Disney killed off.
The Timekeeper pt.2

Part 2 of a great attraction that Disney killed.
The Timekeeper pt.1

A great attraction that Disney has killed, in favor of a Monsters, Inc. concept that bombed in previews.

Tuesday, February 20, 2007

Eric Prydz Vs Floyd : Proper Education

A little good entertainment in dark times.

Friday, February 16, 2007

Skinny Puppy Tour Starts In April!

At least some sort of good news...

Saturday, February 03, 2007

Panasonic Viera Advert

Hah!

Saturday, January 27, 2007

Don't you even care a little bit about your father's business?

Your father has worked hard for years to have a business going that pays for all his bills, plus lots of extra things. He pays for your phone service, and has even bought you a truck, without asking for much in return. When he gets hurt, and is in a coma in an ICU, where the fuck are you? Do you have any concern about this business and how it is going to stay afloat? Do you wonder how those bills are going to continue to be paid? Apparently not, you little shit. You continue to run up extra bullshit charges and play on MySpace, leaving the concern for this business and those bills to other people.

I don't know if you care about the condition of your father or not, but you certainly don't care enough about everything that he stood for. You are persona non grata with me from now on. If you do happen to come across this, you will certainly know who you are.

Saturday, January 06, 2007

Let's all pray...

Whatever.

Friday, December 08, 2006

Would Walt Disney outsource?

"The first year I leased out the parking concession, brought in the usual security guards - things like that - but soon realized my mistake. I couldn't have outside help and still get over my idea of hospitality. So now we recruit and train every one of our employees. I tell the security police, for instance, that they are never to consider themselves cops. They are there to help people. The visitors are our guests. It's like running a fine restaurant. Once you get the policy going, it grows." - Walt Disney (in Walt Disney Famous Quotes)

I'm guessing not. Too bad Bob Iger thinks it's a good idea. More and more people, now working in the actual resorts (down to the parks and hotels) are being let go in favor of outsourcing the jobs. What a world we live in.

Mark Twain motivates...

Twenty years fron now you will be more disappointed by the things you
didn't do than by the ones you did do. So throw off the bowlines. Sail
away from the safe harbor. Catch the trade winds in your sails. Explore.
Dream. Discover.

Saturday, December 02, 2006

Everyone has a degree in India?

You know how corporations in America keep talking about the proliferation of degrees in India as a compelling reason to offshore jobs there? Have they also revealed that this is because it is paid for by the government? Yes, that's right. Unlike the people in the United States, those people don't have to pay their own way. I wonder if these corporations that are singing the praises of this system would even begin to consider paying into a similar system here. We know that answer. They definitely wouldn't think about it for more than half of a second, if even that long.

Tuesday, November 28, 2006

The police and their botched raids...

Check this out. An interactive map of all the botched police raids in this country. So many people think these never happen. It must be nice to live in their fairy tale world.

Saturday, November 25, 2006

Your Oilers - the Good, the Bad, and the Ugly

Photos from the guide book... Apparently not so good, but funny.
Ethan Moreau and Steve Staios After Hours

Missed this during the Cup Finals. Good stuff with good players.
Oilers Halloween

Talking about Shawn Horcoff being Gene Principe for Halloween...

Liars, Cheats, and Thieves...

Yeah, you know who you are. A bunch of fake women attempting to exert undue influence upon a bunch of others. Those who don't fall under the spell are cast from the society. A plague upon you. Try being honest. You can be an asshole, if you want to be, but be honest about it.

Friday, November 17, 2006

Skinny Puppy - Worlock - REMASTERED!!

You must see it, but you should really be a fan of:

1. Skinny Puppy
2. Horror films
3. Gore (and not Al Gore)

Thursday, November 09, 2006

A little happy about the election...

I think only one of the candidates I voted for actually won, but I am relatively content with the results. I am not a fan of the Democrats, but I like seeing the Republicans take a punch to the nose like this. I was a little tired of their arrogance.

Thursday, November 02, 2006

Horrorfest coming to a theatre near you?

If you are into horror films, you should check this out. A bunch of horror films are being debuted together in theatres across the nation in November.

A sucker for Walt Disney World...

Despite having a horrible experience at Walt Disney World earlier this year, and seeing that company for what it truly is, I find myself wanting to be able to go there once everything works out financially. No, I don't want to go so badly that I would compromise financial security to do so, unlike trips in the past, because I know better these days, but I still would like to go.

Of course, the family plan is that there are no Walt Disney World vacations until we have managed to pull off a trip to Disneyland for all of us. So, it isn't like Disney is totally out of the picture.

You have an office with your own lights...

...so why do you have to turn on all the other lights?

Friday, October 27, 2006

A Life Plan

It's time to make a life plan. It is time to figure out what is most important. Time to figure out what the ideal life would be. What the things are that will make me happy. Then the challenge is to go after those and make them reality. Corporate America isn't going to make it a reality. I've been riding in their boat and they seem to enjoy rocking it while threatening to sink it.

It's time to build my own boat.

Thursday, October 26, 2006

Corporate America Sucks

There is no doubt about it. It totally sucks. There is no soul in there. There is no life to be found.

Friday, September 29, 2006

ESPN Mobile is shutting down...

Who could've seen this coming? They were charging way too much for this service. Now they will just license the content to others, which is what they should have been doing from the beginning. This concept of a 'premium' cellphone provider is a faulty one. I wonder what this means for somebody like Helio now?

Disney outsources the cleaning at Walt Disney World...

A lot of people already thought the cleaning was subpar, so I guess it will get worse. It will be a miracle if outsourced work is an improvement over the original internal work. I've never seen quality go up via this method of passing the buck before.

Wednesday, September 13, 2006

Kazahkstan doesn't like Borat...so what...

"The Government has expressed its displeasure about Borat's representation of our country.

"Our opinion of the character has not changed.

"We understand that the film exposes the hypocrisy that exists both here in the USA and in the UK and understand that Mr Cohen has a right to freedom of speech.

"Nursultan Nazarbayev has taken Mr Bush up on an invitation to visit this country to help build our relationship with the USA.

"I cannot speak for the president himself, only for the government, but I certainly don't think President Nazarbayev and Mr Bush will share a joke about the film.

"The bottom line is we want people to know that he does not represent the true people of Kazakhstan."

The Kazakh government has previously threatened Baron-Cohen with legal action, for allowing Borat to, among other things, make fun of his homeland, demean women, slander gypsies and urge listeners to "Throw the Jew Down the Well."

Friday, June 23, 2006

Bruce Arena reveals he has no tactics.

After a "1998-ish" World Cup debacle by the US national team, it has been revealed for all to see that Bruce Arena has no tactics hidden away in his mind. They must have accomplished their 2002 feat on hard work and surprising the other teams. Nobody was going to be surprised this time, so you needed some surprising tactics to gain an advantage. Especially if you run into a problem where some players are not properly motivated, or they are outclassed unexpectedly, you need a tactical mind to overcome it. Unfortunately, he was not able to overcome this.

For that reason, he should be sacked. However, the problem we have is that I believe he is clearly the best American available for the job. Fortunately, this is a global game and we can choose someone from afar that can guide the team to the next level. Limited ourselves to only what our own domestic coaches can attain is going to hold our players back. It is time to move on. National pride be damned, because we now have players who are more capable than our coaching.

Sunday, May 14, 2006

Ottawa Senators choke and exit the playoffs...

Once again, the Ottawa Senators have underachieved and seen an early exit from the playoffs. Three tries in the playoffs against the Sabres and they have been defeated. The very first time they made the playoffs they pushed Buffalo to 7 games. The second time they were swept. This last time they were almost swept and struggled to take it to 5 games before losing the series with an OT shorthanded goal from Buffalo.

Go figure. The only thing I am certain of now is that Jacques Martin, Patrick Lalime, Alexei Yashin, and Radek Bonk were not responsible for the problems in previous playoff disappointments.

Wednesday, May 03, 2006

Even at Walt Disney World, thieves rule the day...

There has been a myth going around that nobody does evil things at Walt Disney World. That myth should be shattered forever. While recently attempting to spend several days at WDW, someone got the nerve to steal our camera. Shame on us for bringing such an expensive camera ($1500+), I suppose, but the real shame should be on the thief. Another share of the shame goes to Disney Security and Orange County's Sheriff Department, who were more interested in treating us like criminals than dealing properly with the situation.